I posted this on my kit car blog, but it was just too amusing not to mention here as well. I don’t know if it’s ignorance or irony. My own kit car by the way has the body re-mounted, and the electrical system was just redone… slowly but surely it’s coming along.
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Bolex makes good 16mm film cameras…but I am not sure about the watches
By the way, apparently this is being blamed on the print shop.
So if I want to buy this car do I need a money order in US/Nigerian funds?
Can’t wait to see some updates on your car.
So where’s the Swing and the Barbecue?
There is a car audio store near my office. They have a storefront that has large decals listing the products they sell. One of them is BLAPKUNT.
“By the way, apparently this is being blamed on the print shop.”
That doesn’t cover the obvious: that’s not a Porsche. Might have a porsche engine.
Yeah, I’ve never been a fan of putting marque labels on replicas (let alone the Laser 917, which is “inspired by” rather than a real replica)… It just looks silly. Kit cars and limited production DIY vehicles are great for what they are — no need to pretend to be something else.
I knew a guy in High School who drove a Porsche 944. When he wrecked it, He bought a Firebird and decked it out as a Machevelli. He went and bought authentic Ferrari emblems and other crap. I never saw the point in it. It still looked like a firebird. What happened to your Porsche. I really dug the Camo paintjob.
@4- I had a BLAUPUNKT stereo in my 1985 chevette, man what a car….
i just bought my car! a 1971 karmann ghia in beautiful condition, but i’m going to restore it fully and put a porsche engine in it! yay for cars!
Wow, what a crazy car :D nice posting
greetings from stuttgart (dowtown of porsche) germany.
wow. sweet!
i think if i did anything to it i would add abit more black. maybe a harlequinn or yellowjacket pattern.
yea, where is the camo porche?
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